Every Day Carry

at school: iphone, note/text books, fun book, macbook pro, one card, dime bag + papes in my backpack, epi-pen (in a small oakley backpack)

at home: wallet, house keys, iphone, epi-pen (jeans pockets ftw)
 
I found this site also in early 2012 i think, i havent gotten around to submitting anything but acter seeing this thread im going to snap a picture. love the site

 
True, I've been using that bag for about 6 years now on my daily commute, occasionally swapping it out for a lighter bag, (It's heavy on it's own) it carries pretty much all the stuff you see in the picture plus some books.

It's indestructible.
 
Black iPhone 5 - front left pocket

Bose iE2s - front right

Black leather wallet - back left

Car keys - back right

I like to keep it simple.
 
Things haven't changed much...

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iPhone, headphones, keys, wallet, M&P 45c, 2x 10rd mags, leatherman wave, spyderco native, kbar punch dagger, 3x black pens, 6x4 rite in rain flip book, tapped razor blade, 2x handcuff key, z-gauze, SOFT-T, athletic tape, electrical tape, mini compass.

What?
 
Might as well pocket dump now...

Glock 19 in BCT AIWB

iPhone 4s with Otterbox Reflex

Benchmade Barrage

Kershaw Chive

Citizen Nighthawk Ecodrive

Cardholder/cash

Provari Mini w/ Fogger V2

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Depending on how strapped I'm looking for, I sometimes go with a bagBag: NorthFace Surge II, with Sharpie, assorted pens, Nikon D40x, telephoto and a prime, MBP13, charger, usb battery pact and iPhone charger, headphones

Front left pocket: comb, earbuds

front right iPhone

Back Left wallet

Back right SOG trident blackTiNi
 
I use my phone alot, looking stuff up, foolin, ect, and my comp is used alot too. I dont use the chargers everyday, but they give me piece of mind. I have them incase I do need them.
 
pack of marb reds front left pocket

lighter front left pocket

wallet back right pocket

keys to the honda/work/one key that i still dont know where it goes to or why its there front right pocket

thats all
 
people here are so STEALTH TACTICAL RECON SQUAD with their knives and flashlights that im sure get used like ALLLLLLLLLLL the time when you're like at school and sitting at home on the computer.
 
Hey I don't judge, I mean different cultures. But it just seems awkward. Like you can bring that in to work? Office places and whatnot?
 
I always have my XDM in my car wherever i go. When i turn 21 in a few months im gonna get my ccw and probably carry 75% of the time. Maybe not at the office but if im ever out in the mall, movie theater, park, etc. you bet ill have my ccw with me.
 
who are all these people who needs flashlights with them everyone they go? Like I can understand a knife, and maybe some foreign leather sketchbook with obscure pencils and felt tip pens, and maybe a knife and gun if you live a gnargnar lifestyle, but flashlight?
 
why would anyone need a knife on them at all times? never once in my life when im going about my daily business have i thought, fuck, i really wish id brought that super minimalist matte black folding knife that i spent stupid amounts of money on out with me today. the only time I've ever needed one was when i was camping in the highlands, but in the city? never. not to mention you'd probably get arrested if you flashed any of the knives posted here in public. same for a flashlight. why?
 
i dont care what you use every day, but it seems ridiculously stupid and somewhat childish to take a picture of all your stuff in these "artsy" layouts and brag about them online
 
Actually it's called 'knolling', which is a term was first used in 1987 by Andrew Kromelow, a janitor at Frank Gehry's furniture fabrication shop. At the time, Gehry was designing chairs for Knoll, a company famously known for Florence Knoll's angular furniture. Andrew Kromelow would arrange any displaced tools at right angles on all surfaces, and called this routine knolling, in that the tools were arranged in right angles—similar to Knoll furniture.

Although i doubt most tumblrwhores actually knew that.
 
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